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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-13
BAD GUARANTEEING.

From all the evidence at hand the |
efforts of the New York authorities |
to keep the cholera out of that city |
have been a bungling sort OF bust
ness. and if the disease does not
get a foothold on land it will not be
the fault of the Health Officers.
Mayor Hewitt is a pretty clear
headed man, and he has been
making some severe criticisms on
those whose duty it is to protect
the city.
The Alesia came into port near
ly a month ago and has been in
quarantine ever since. The Brit
ania followed a week or SO later
and has remained alongside the
Alesia; two other infected vessels
have come in, and there are loud
complaints on account of the want
both of attention and facilities.
The quarantine grounds are two
small and the means too scant to
render efficient service possible,
and then the guards are altogether
too few in number. The Italian
Consul has complained to the Presi-
dent of the Board of Health, and
asked him to relieve the sailors and
passengers from actual neglect. He
says that they have not enough food
and are without blankets to protect
them from the colds of the nights.
A boatman testifies that he rowed
all around the island and the ships
and found no one to call him to ac-
count for his presence in the neigh
borhood. One passenger offered
him $50 to row him ashore, and ne
could have done SO without being
noticed. He went on to say thai
he brought over six or eight letters
and others were in the same bust
ness. If cholera does not breal
out in New York City it will not b'
because there is any special etfor
to confine it to the quarantine
grounds.
The truth of the matter is tina
New York has not been visited b,
an infectious disease tor SO long
time that the thought of preventiv
measures has about been lost sigh
of. That metropolis breeds enoug
pestilence for the nation withou
adding cholera to the list.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-13
Pluto Shes hOne WrcstInhs
Match.

The Piutes and Shoshones had a
wrestling match at Winnemucca
yesterday morning for stakes OF
$3.50. The tribes selected their best
men for the tournament, and fear
ing they might get mad and inaug-
urate free fight, sent for Sheriff
Fellows so that he could keep the
peace in the event of any serious
conflict arising. The braves stripped
and went into the contest with the
determination of winning. The
Silver State says that the Piutes
proved to be the better men ana
came off victorious, winning the
match and money.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-13
They were on the road from tn

They were on the road from the
ranch to Glenbrook, when Thomas
Taylor's hired man asked him If
he had ga gun about nim." Upon
receiving a negative reply, the man
Jumped out of the wagon, ran to
the horses heads and told Taylor to
get out, that he was going to whip
him. Taylor Immediately produced
a six-shooter, when the man
changed his mind. All's well that
ends vell.-Genoa Courier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-13

Office, he reminds one very much
of that other man who pinned
temperance pledge GU his coat SO
that some one would ask him TO
drink under the mistaken impress
sion that he would efuse.-Texas
Siftings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-13

when . man comes out in q
crowd and says he will not run for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-23
IlIED.

BREEN. On September o2, 1897 THOMAS BPREN.
aged sixtyh years, native Of County 1ihara, Ire
Funeral from his late residence. No. Is street
northwest on saturday, 1t $50 O'Clock.
DUFFY; On September 22d ELIZABETH DUFFY.
IN ihe elehuetn year OF her age.
Her isner.i w.l take place from her latl residence.
O4 s9sa st.; IA, prdaS afternoon ut oNook In
McCLEILAND. At 80 O'Clock an. September
D. 1857, HI. ELIZABE III. wife OF David accieIland
September "a at ) O'Clock p.
MELIEE On Sept. - 1887 at .25 p.m- ELLEN
NJ, widow of tine late florent NJ. Meline.
Funeral from her SONS residence, l116 Thirteenth
street northwest at 80 saturday. september
"a kequism at St Matthews church Gt 8 am. burial
private.
PRICE On Thursday, September D. Ss7, GEORGE
WILLIAM PRICE aged thirty-two years.
Past his suffering, past his pam.
Cease 10 weep Tor tears arc vain;
Calm the tunlult OF thy breast,
He who siuunLerp ID 81 rest
BIZ HH Cousin.
Funeral FROM has late residence. Twenty first and
Requiem mass, 81. steihens church.
PROCTOR On Thursday morning, Se,,tember %
1857. n S:45 O'clock, SAMUEL PkOCTOR depattei
tns LIE after long and painful ulncss winch be bore
Funeral SUNDAY seI.icmber25. at ST. Lukes church.
invited 70 attend The funeral cortege VIII leave
STONE. On September %. 1852. ct s45 O'Clock
j. snd Louise Stone aged ten months aud fourteen
days.
Funeral Sunday at Pm from psrents' residence.
% 10 Z tn street northwest.
THOMPSON FLORENCE THORNTON, wife Of
Charlie. lhomIson- r., on September ~, 1887
Notice Ct funer1l hereafter.
WALKER WILLIAM WALKER, beloved husband
OF Een Walker, aged nifty departed this lie
the I'd instant ~ 10 lm- sitera short but pain
The funeral win take place from bis late residenee
a. she Soldiers hee on s te ,a inss Is
family are invited 10 attend
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DUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP.
ERTY NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA

Under authority Of a decree of the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, Virginia. renderedIIA
ut its special term, June. 1887, in the suit OF x
Rotchford and wife vs. Rordan and Others the sub
scrlbers, as special commissioners will offer, at public
auction ut the Fsirfax-street entrance the court
room Of the Corporation Court of the city of Aexan
dria, Va. on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FOUR. 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the Farm
near said city. known as Spring Park" of which
Philip Rotchford died seized and which he resided
contains about 80 acres of land of superior quail
ity and in good condition. 1t ia improved by good
brick dwelling house. large barn. granery ice house.
&C., &c. Tho land is we'll watered situated Just be-
yond the city limits Of Alexandria. about half mile
from the local depot Of the Alexandria and Washington
Railroad and in character of soil, improvements and
location Is especially desirable for farming or truck
ing purposes
Terms of sale: One fifth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the residue in three equal instruments
at six twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
sale with interest the purchaser give bonds for
the deferred the title to be retained until
they shall have been fully paid the buildings to be
kept insured in the Of $4,000 at the least by or
ut the cost Of the purchaser in such FORM that in the
of loss the benefit of the policy shall enure to the
purchase bonds aud the property be resold the
purchasers risk, in default OF complying with the
9t sale or In the payment of the money
in whole Or in part.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, Special
s16-7t JOHN NJ. JOHNSON } Comm'rs
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

81 Ss Fl RI SE
AVENUE. BETWEEN B AND STREETS
NsSShhIAH I 5!T AND ON 9, BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH STREETS N0KTHEAsT. AND On
TkEsTiHm sh 4kSETTss !NRoI R4RnAs AND FOUR
~ virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of 44H
the District Of Columbia passed October !. 1885, $&
ano py Mrtue OF decree passed BY the said court-
On ne gym Gay q September. 1887 in equity
ustee Mi once M Re George BTen the
Of the respective premises the following real estate
On T1A y. OCTOBER SIXTH. 1887. at HALF.
rASI FOUk O'CLOCK P A., he will offer for sale lot
It, IN Mary " Chiffon and others subdivision of lots
numbered - and 10. in square numbered Csc, 10
northeast
And on FRIDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1887, at
HALF.tAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, he will offer for
sale lot iettered in Mary " Chiffon and Others sub
$40 situated on street. between 4th and 5h streets
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER he will offer
Tor sale IN front Of the premises, lots numbered SO
ana OF Mary " Chiffon and Others subdivision Of
between 18th and 14th streets northeast.
The property to be sold taxes day of SALE
Terms of sale: Ono. third Of the purchase money
payaoe cash. and the balance IN equal iustallments
a. one ana TWO years from the day Of SALE for which
option OF the purchaser. deposit of 800 required
On eacn sale. All conveyencng st purchasers cost.
II the terms OF sale be not complied with within
Gays the day OF sale the trustee right
TO resell at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser after five days advertisement in some news
paper published in the city Of Washington.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee.
se23-odos 400 9Th at. NV
FTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. September 23.-virsinis ten
forties. "a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 23.-Cotton dull
middling. 93.a94. Flour steady aud Quiet-How-
ara street and western super, 225a2.75; do.
extra, 3.00a3.60: do. family, s. 11a435: city mills
super, 02 do. extra, O0a3 %; do Rio brands,
41oa4. ~; Patapsco superative patent 10 do fam
lily, 475. Wheat-southern steady; red 1SaS0 amber.
5.as1 western higher; No. winter red spot, 7sk
December S!tsaS2as. Corn-southern easier tor vel
low; white, 5Sa6O yellow. 5!a53; western steady
and dull: mixed, October 49a4a1s; November, new or
old, 471xa4Sk; December, new, 4SG4SH Oats STEADY
southern ana Pennsylvania, 3Oa30. western white,
:,1a3o; western mixed, 3la:52H. Bye firm, 53al5.
Hay quiet and steadyprime to choice western, l3 90
al5.00. Provisions nom ANAL steady and quiet
clear Rib sides packed. 7aasA. Bacon-shouiders. ~
aSA: clear rib sides, 10a; hams. l37ss14is. Lard
refined, g. Butter and dull-western packed, Ga
90: creamery. 2Oa23: Eggs steady aud hrm. lSa19.
Petroleum steady-refned, 6S. Coffee dull-Rio car.
goes. ordinary to fair. lSsza19H. Sugar stesdy-A
SOFT 61.; copper refined hrm. 10kalOh Potatoes
higher I75a2.25. Whisky Arm. l14Al.15. Frelghts
to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton, 1854 -FOUR
gain i'm Ind saE S%6 Sy barrels.
5000 bushels; Eye. 500 bushels 81, shigmen,s-aour.
$500 BUSHELS
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. I'LL, September %. p. m.-Theat
higher-cash 500: October, 7Oh: December 73 5-I6:
May. 7sa. Corn easy.esssh. 4SI; 0ct96sr: A lie;
May 2s%. Byssasepts%Sssr; M. ~ RSrsmyeaI IS;
October. 6.37X: May, $40. September abort Eibs.
e.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.

An Immense collie ction Of Household Furniture to bs
sold sold, IT my Sncti9n rooms, SATURDAY. sEPTEM.
TEN O'CLOCK, embracing in part two Pis NOS
Parlor Suites, choice Parlor Furniture in separate
Hand Brussels and other Carpets, Smyrna Hugs
Painting and Engrsvings Walnut and Painted
Chamber Furniture in suites and separates pieces
hair Msttressss. Feather Beds, Bolster. and I'll
tension tables. Leather Covered and other Dining
Chaiys. Cooking and Heating Stoves
Two Delaware Pipe Organs, large number Of Pew
Cushions
Large quantity Wall Paper, good designs and quality
Small lot Assorted Groceries.
One Double Yellow-head Parrot
ALSO
One Crate English Stone China.
ALSO. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horses, Carriages. Buggies, Business Wagons &c.
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TOMORROW.


TWO ACRES OF GROUNDS.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated September a1&
10, 1885. and duly recorded in Liber No. l199 ~
folio All ct seq, and of the land records of the -
secured thereby. win ss at public auction in front
+ fhS gE1F%Ses 9ss sA 7
O'CLOCK a.. lots Nos q aud So IN section sub;
called Saint Elizabeth per Plat recorded In the Sur
yeyS5s ONCE Of said District In Book Levy Court No.
acres Of ground less front Stevens avenue
and are level and valuable Terms Of sale: One third
sale, balance IN equal payments in six and twelve
months to be secured by purcessers notes. bearing
,Ola OF al sash At option Of Terms sale
trustee reserves right to resell cost defaultn6
purchaeer. Conyeyancing, etc , ct purchasers cost
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AUCTION SALES.


DEREMPToRY SALE OF PROPERTY NEXT 10
l. CORNER OF AND ELEvENIH STREETS
NOkTHWEST TO SETTLE AN ESTATk SUIT
ABLE FOR BUSINESS Oh DWELLING:
r9 0n :, EkIDAI pa, AFTERNOO SEFTE tn "A
We will sell, In front Of the premises.
WEST HALF OF LOT l. SQUARE 81.
fronting 20 feet street. 11th northwest This
nifty 10 offered for investment.
Terms: Onethird cash balance In one and two years
Notes to bear six per cent interest from day Of
payable semi-nnnuAlly, aud be secured By deed Of
trust or all cash. at option of purchaser deposit o.
e25Q required ct time OF sale Conveyancing &c.. at
days otherwise right reserved to resell At risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser.
Title good or no sale,
sle-dSds DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucta
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer
nUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneeEs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON CAPITOL HILL, FRONTING 80 FEE.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON CAPITOL HILL IL Fk0NTIIG 32 FEET
sTBEEET, BE o,TE q FOURTH p5o mp FIFTH
BOTH LINES OF STREET CARS.
By virtue of DEGREES OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed in the cause, No 10,
Y equity VI fhs 81 ITEsRRAf Af1ER
FIVE O'CLOCK, sell at auction n,,, IN front Of the
part Of lot eleven in square eight hundred and eigh
teen. beginning ut point on south street. on the
line of said lot, distant tw ,nty (2O) feet from
the northeast corner OF said lot and running thence
t61e) inches thence southerly seyenty.fve 75) feet
to the lines OF said lot eleven thence easterly
thence northerly to the place Of beginninK..
Terms Of sale: All cash and deposit of 800 re-
qured at time of SALE Conveyancing and record.
ing ut the of purchaser the terms of sale
not complied with within ten days after the day OF
SALE the trustees the right to resell the prop
erty ut the cost of the defaultinK purch ser.
EUGENE +. AkNOLL, Trustee,
45S Louisiana ave.
DOUGLASS s. MACKALI, Trustee,
sled 416 9th st. NV.
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DRorosAL FOR IMPROVING NORTH cAPIToL.
HE IITY OF WASHINGTON. D. q.

=,
7 fv. MAsHISGTox. -. C. September %, 1887
Sealed proposals VII be received this once uuti
TWELyE O'CLOCK ID. on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
40. 1857 for improving North Capitol street be-
tween ana streets, with curb, gutters aadewalks
and roadway psvencnts.
HANK forms OF PROPOSAL and specifications can h
ob;alned this oftice upcn application therefor To-
gether with ell necessary information, and only bids
upon these forms viii be considered
The right u reserved 70 reject any and all fds or
parss Of otd2 MILAN LUDLOW,
oox38s Engineer Commissioner d q
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. 90
last Express steamers
10 Southampton (IOAdOn, Havrel. Bremen.
JraSe, -, \. H. SEPT "a,
IL Am. Ssale We'd, Sept rs. 2:30 pm kiDe, sat-.
Oct i, ) q m: Aller. Wed. Oct 8, q. ~: WerrA.
Hat, Ger. y. - 4 m.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious
wards berth. according 70 location; q cabin $3.50
berth; steegave u low rstss Apply 70
say j. OkOOp. elS Penn. ayA
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TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 907 FOURTH STREET SOUTH

By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated March 11
1886 duly recorded in Lber 116S. Folio 3d. thSSS
seq one of the and records Of the District of Co.
the undersigned Trustees will otter sale front ii
the premises; en- TUEeDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH.
south 2 feet OF lot TO- square 1885, with depth Of said
lot, and improved by q two. story Frame touse being
No 9O7 4th street southeast
Terms One-third cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments. at six and twelve months with notes bearing
and by deed of trust the
sold Or al cash at the option Of purchaser del osit
OF 500 Will be required 1T the time of SALE AL
veyxncing and recoEding Ut cost OF purchaser.
JESSE H. WILSON,
470 Louisiana ave. Sr,..
CHAS. II. FICkLING. AFos'ees.
s22d&ds Cor. High aud LIST sta.
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The Welcome Souvemier % Alex. II.
shepherd.

him to q public demonstration OF welcome. has
already received the signatures of several thousand
citizens and residents and is still being circulated
Throughout the city. Copies OF the letter can also
be found ct the following places, where those who
THR STAR. CTstic, Posf, and RepublioaN, and also
at Thompsons drug store, 18th street; Columbia
insarance once, 14l9 street; Fitch, Fox Brown,
iSih ST and Pa ave; 1hos. j. Fisher Co, l324
81. !: r. O. Hoffman, 10th ana sta b. 4. Warner
CO.. ele st.; T9Ss. wagg s az. Y IL s.. |;
drug store 18th St ana VI ave; Ellis Cigar
store 60 II st.; WhtehandH. S06 7th St a. ";
Sfsnfords Drug store 9th and r st& Prentiss'
nrng store 7th AMI + Sta. When completed the
sheess VIII 30 Handsomely bound together and
presented to the governor - souvenir from his
lo9l,w cittseo6
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Secretary Fairchild's Return.
he THINKS THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF tn. coz,


TRY Is ALL RIGHT.
Secretary FairchIld, who returned to the city
last evening" as stated elsewhere, came through
from Stockbrtdge without stopping in New York
longer than was necessary to 60 from one train to
another. Hecalled at the White House this morn
ing and held long conference with the President
upon the financial situation, He conferred with
Acting Secretary Thompson also A STAR reporter
met him In the Department. He has not grown
thin worrying about the tight money market. On
the contrary he seemed to be in Unusually good
spirits, and 1ested Q little about the
Acting Secretary Thompson that the offers Of
bonds were coming In quite lively; that up 70 12
O'Clock over million had comein, and this seemed
to add to his good spirits Speaking seriously, he
said:
Il think the financial condition OF the country is
all right"
Hewould not, however, discuss the question to
any extent. He said he was, practically, here to
to stay, but that he would 60 on to New YORK to
see the yacht race.
Since that event occurs about flve or six days
hence only he may take that occasion to consult
with some Of the New York nnancierS, mean.
while, having had a chance to Judge how the
present policy Of purchasing bonds results
But he did not intimate any such purpose In going
to see the yacht race. His manner clearly tndf-
Gates that he Is not uneasy.
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VNALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
TRHSTEEH SALE OF A NEAT TWO STORY
WHsT i hES f r. s;S SS Td STREET NORTH

BY virtue q deed Of trust, dated september La
1856. and duly recorded IN ltber No. Loo folio al
trict Columbia and At the request Of the party
cured thas0o{, We wu ell Of public auction in front
IIETH. 1857. at HALF PAST fOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the real estate situate in the city
Of Washington, District Of Columbia in said District
to wit; hSs No. l6a ~ Mosss Kelly's subdiyison Of
foiip 1855 surveyors once q said DistTict together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms q sale: One-third cash. Of which 600 must
b paid 81 time OF sale aud bslancs Up one and two
years equal paynents to be secured BY purchasers
notes gearn9 interest Prom day Of sale. interest set
annually aHd dssd Of trust ON the properly cold.
TesinS % eAle 70 e oomplie6 with In Gx day1 from
RAJ md co:t g purchaser In default Convsyancing
aud feeor00S % the purchaser cost
NJ. y. HOLISMAN,l 1>~.A...
s18-so&ds tkGU. xooNE& Assh
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An.rrnAryox va. WAR.-Wm. J

ADMIRATION vs.. WAR.-Wm. JoneA an English
member OF the Universal Peace Society, called upon
Private Secretary Lamont this morning 70 arrange
for the presentation of an address on behalf OF the
arbitration instead OF war IN tho settlement OF In
terDattonAl dlNegenceA
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SPECIALTIES.

RY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN SPEEDILY
sIeufe any displseement weakness, loss of power
VI TIE progressive Female bar
enness. prolific tecunity tulncrs and rsncsrs
Ssas cured without the use of hnifc medicine 81
N.Y. aLee, paralysis, Insomnia, &C. DIX j. W. HAY
esa Specialist in Diseases " the Nervous system
"s" 1oFk ave au2T-.4ts
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The offers OF U. 8. bonds for sale to the Govern
ment to-day, under the Treasurers circular, mp to
8 o. clock amounted to S1,ll306O, Of which x77s,.
ESQ were ~ and $7S4. 100 per cent&
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PAPER CUTTER AND
PRINTING PRESS.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated February O. 1885,
and duly recorded in Lber 1883 folio ct seq OF
the land records OF the District of Columbia and by
direction Of the party secured thereby, viii sell at
R nblic auction on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER
TMENTi-FOURTH. 1887. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, ut the auction rooms Of Thomas Bowling. corner
pennsylvania avenue and 11th street northwest one
,Economc" Paper Cutter and ono "Battomorean"
Rotary Printing Press, Us mentioned in said deed
Terms cash. ALFRED L. LEONARD,
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Death q James 8lckoeeo,
General James B. Ricketts,, the commander
OF the famous Ricketts, Battery, died at
his home In this city, yesterday.
afternoon ct O'Clock. He had been III for years
gunshot wound through the lung, received at
Winchester, gave him great trouble and ulti-
mately caused his death.
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Nv EEAS co. Auctioneers.
" 637 Louiaiana ave-.
Opposite CITY Post Of6cA

sPf PAhIo sA dEa Of FuRSIJTRE CARPETS FINE
1s4S EX Is %Th
TWENTY-SlXTH COMMENC1N'f!S ~ r IF =
2,CLOck FINE PxRIok N SUITE ufH sEvEkAI
HAIR MATTRESSES, FINE DINING CHAIRS
hh91HHRs6ESS, SEVEN yHE SETS NAHUM AND ASH
SE sIISS.,4c. DRuaGET, MARBLE Top TABLES.
THkH1NG ~ i HSOOCHEkS. SlDEBOARDS, SOFAS,
GHASr Chairs: RUGS, BOOKCASES AND A VA.
n nEEII t3 F OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SALE
rhlMGlr Ally IN THE AUCTION ROOMS AND
III WHICH WE CALL ATTENTION. s13-lf
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO-sTORY BRICE
l. DWELLING, No. AL d STREET NORTHEAST

L DWE1IING, No. Al D STREET NORTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, sEprEMBER~
TWENTA-SEVENTH, ut HALF-PAST FIVEEMs
OCLOCk. we will sell in front OF the premises a;3l
SUB LOT ii. SQUARE Sl3,
fronting on street north aud running back to an
alley, and improved By two-story Brick Dwelling,
venieuces.
1erms: One-han cash. balance in fifteen months,
with per cent interest from day OF sale payable
semi1 sa, s S,o secured by deed trust.
Conveysncing. etc.: at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in ten days, otherwise re.
ate five days public advertisement OF such resale n
some newspaper published in Washington, D. G. Title
good or sale. DUECANSON BROS.
s21-d&dS AuctaOneerS,